Lines Manager/Web designer/Programmer needed.

[bennyeggs]

Looking to fill those positions for a small office located in Santa Ana.
Will be opening late June, early July.
Brand new office, cool low key people.
Salary will depend on experience.

Drop me a note.

Arrowsportsdp@yahoo.com

 

[al_corona]

Sounds good, I am still looking for a sportsbook job. I will drop you my resume in an email later on this week.

 

[ChicoandtheMan]

Al, wondering if you get a response and which is your field? U have working permits?

 

[CAPNCRUNCH]

Any perks like free food from 'Rock 'N Roll Pollo'? Margaritas from Tex-Mex?

 

[ChicoandtheMan]

Any perks like free food from 'Rock 'N Roll Pollo'? Margaritas from Tex-Mex?

Wrong thread by any chance?

 

[DennyCrane+]

This working permits thing is bullshit. Mexicans are all pissed off about not being able to stay and work illegally but any other country they throw you out on your ass and say dont come back. Take Costa Rica, you cant even get a work visa anymore!! There must be ways to work and live in Costa Rica legally if your not a citizen.

 

[ChicoandtheMan]

Totally agree with you, but I'm sure there are ways...don't know how it really goes but what if you claim yourself an investor?

 

[DennyCrane+]

Think the investment $$ has too huge. I know you can start a business and live in Costa Rica, but im sure they have figured ways around that too. I bet if I contacted a lawyer, there they could help me.

 

[ChicoandtheMan]

There's definitely a way. Illigal immigrants get work permits here on a daily basis. The company who you are to work for could definitely help on this issue i guess.

 

[Masxmenos]

Totally agree with you, but I'm sure there are ways...don't know how it really goes but what if you claim yourself an investor?

Investor... Last I read if you "invested" $200K in Teak wood farms or things specific to Costa Rica you could get residency. The Tico government loves "free money" but is too apathetic to learn how to make it themselves. Even funnier is the protests for CAFTA at UCR this past week. Reminds me of the geniuses (sarcasm) in our colleges doing the same thing. No sense of economic direction, you either get on the boat or tread water until you tirelessly drown. :finger: Can't wait til Costa Rica votes for a president who doesn't support mass ineffective social programs... I guess I can't complain too much because our president is a dumbass too.
:smoking:

Other than that.. I love Costa Rica. I just get pissed off at the immigration/residency/work permit subject when it arises.

BDiz..

 

[Masxmenos]

There's definitely a way. Illigal immigrants get work permits here on a daily basis. The company who you are to work for could definitely help on this issue i guess.

Maybe I can send you a picture of me in a $1000 suit and $60 tie... I don't look like one who is talented a picking coffee beans.

Tico law for work permits require that you are not taking a job a Tico can do. Hence why "illegals" get work permits easily. That rules out me who has the 4 years Bachelors of Science degree with a minor in electronics not to mention multiple IT certifications and 7 years relavent experience. :thumbsup2:

But fuck it, not qualified enough to answer a fuckin' phone politely or move lines?:missingte

Most companies either have to lie or they just settle with the path of least resistence, and I don't blame them... they have a business to run.
:smoking:

Sorry if I sound like a d1ick... just being real as I always do.

Bdiz..

 

[DennyCrane+]

Trust me I get pissed off too Bdizz. Mostly because I would love to get back in the sportsbook industry and work in Costa Rica again but cant. Legit books are so scared to hire someone without papers if you dont have an "in" with one you cant even get your through the door. I just wished they would lighten up on the work visa, thats all.

 

[CAPNCRUNCH]

Wrong thread by any chance?

The first question any charter/line manager worth anything will ask is, "What are we eating?", and "Who's gonna go get it?" And both Rock 'n Roll Pollo and Tex-Mex are notorious hangouts for line managers/drunks in Santa Ana!

 

[Masxmenos]

Wrong thread by any chance?

Yeah we are highjacking Benny's thread... my apologies.

BDiz..

 

[ChicoandtheMan]

The first question any charter/line manager worth anything will ask is, "What are we eating?", and "Who's gonna go get it?" And both Rock 'n Roll Pollo and Tex-Mex are notorious hangouts for line managers/drunks in Santa Ana!

Promise to give 'em a try Capt'n!

 

[bennyeggs]

Hi-jacked is an understatement...

...this thread got hi-jacked, driven to another country, and beaten like a red-headed step-child.

Good thing I got all my hiring done before you dudes raped the shit out of this thread...
...btw, I'm still looking for a programmer.
:realtongu

 

[AdamSelene]

Take Costa Rica, you cant even get a work visa anymore!! There must be ways to work and live in Costa Rica legally if your not a citizen.

As a pensionado/inversionista/rentista, you are allowed to work for a company that you *own*. So setup an Sociedad Anonima and then offer consulting services thru it instead.

 

[GamingHunter]

I work for a recruitment agency and we can find you the candidates you are looking for, also who ever is asking for Visas and work permit I deal with a lawyer that might be able to help. Send me a message with your email address and info if you are interested

 

[al_corona]

Chico,

I have no work permit... i can be "contracted" though, perfectly legal (i think).

I do web design and can move lines, pretty much whatever you need.

Still want my resume? I gotta make one again so let me know.

 

[worm1]

Hi benny, My name is Diego I am 35 years old and have 8 years experience as a line manager for many different books in CR. I am very easy going and would like to learn more about your up comming book. Where are you located in Santa Ana?